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I have a project I built using most of the code from the employee directory tutorial and when i made the changes to run it using DAO and the sqllite database it does not launch and sends me a lauch failed error
Process terminated unexpectedly
initial content not found
Any help to get this so I can atleast run it and debug it would be great
Is Project -> Build automatically turned on? Are the errors in your "Problems" view?
This happens because the SWF that AIR is looking for is not present. The SWF usually has the same name as main application and is referenced in the appname-app.xml file in bin-debug via the content XML tag.
Also, is your output folder set to bin-debug? (In Project Properties -> Build Path)
thanks for the help,
yes there are 2 errors but as I was coding I kept running the application thinking it was proceeding with the errors. from your comment, i assume the following can you tell me if this is correct.
as i was changing code it wasnt actially rebuilding the swf file because of the errors, and when i would click to proceed it was actually running in the last known good code that was complied in the swf file so even thought I was changing many of the files, it wasnt effecting the way the application ran since it wasnt recompiling the swf file. This makes sense to me because I was changing data in the xml file it was pulling from and the changes were showing up in the application, even thought the code was changes and there was no longer a refereance to that xml file.
I then ran the clean ulitity under project since it wasnt behaving the was I expected, i assume this wiped out the swf file and then when it tried to recompile the new on it failed because of the errors.
If this is all correct could you please let me know. I will assume for now i really need to focus on the two errors in my dao code.
yes it is
On a related note that might be the cause of some people's problem:
I just had a similar problem (how/why I found this post) and I was getting a similar error. The problem started when I deleted the .swf from the bin-release folder. I kept getting:
Process terminated unexpectedly.
initial content not found
Launch command details: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Flash Builder 4.6\sdks\4.6.0\bin\adl.exe" -runtime "C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Flash Builder 4.6\sdks\4.6.0\runtimes\air\win" C:\wamp\www\Imaginus.org\projects\xxx\xxx\xxx-app.xml C:\wamp\www\Imaginus.org\projects\xxx\xxx
(xxx is/was the name of my project)
I fixed the problem when I was looking at the properties and under "Properties>Builders" there is a checkbox for "Missing Builder (com.powerflasher.fdt.core.FlashBuilder)" that I'm guessing was added when I installed FDT PowerFlasher to play with a few days ago. I unchecked the box and approved the "This is an advanced operation..." warning. The compiler reconfigured itself and I tried to launch again. This time FB DID rebuild the .swf and launched as expected.
Thought I'd add this comment just in case other people find this thread and just happen to have the same problem.
i've got exactly the same problem but i don't find this checkbox for "missing builder"
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Live from SIHH 2014 we gave you a look at one of the new complications introduced into the Baume & Mercier Clifton collection, the Clifton Retrograde Date Automatic. Baume & Mercier also added a chronograph to the mix. It's a simple three-register chrono with day and date indicators and relatively conservative styling. The details are executed nicely and coming in at under $4,000 it offers a pretty nice complete package at a reasonable price. Click through for all the details and live photos of the new Clifton Chronograph.

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WoodenBoat's Boatbuilding And Rowing Challenge (BARC) is a program designed to encourage high school students to work together in building a boat. We will be posting information about schools' progress below. You may post comments below as well. The design we have chosen is the St. Ayles Skiff.
The St. Ayles Skiff was designed by Iain Oughtred in Scotland at the request of the Scottish Fisheries Museum. Its initial purpose was to serve as a rowing boat that communities could build and then compete in rowing races with other communities. The Scottish Coastal Rowing Project's website www.scottishcoastalrowing.org will keep you abreast on that group's history, present, and future. Almost 50 boats have been built in Scotland so far. The St. Ayles Skiff is 22 ft long, with a beam of 5′8″. The standard crew is four rowers, each with a single oar, and a coxswain. The name of the design comes from the former chapel which now forms the entrance to the Scottish Fisheries Museum. The boat weighs approximately 330 pounds without crew.
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|Waterbury, CT-02 November 2012-110212CM10- Seymour's Cindy Farrell spikes the ball during the NVL volleyball championship against Holy Cross Friday night in Waterbury. Seymour would go on to win, 3-2. Christopher Massa Republican-American
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LAKE TRAVIS -- Call it a learning experience.
"As stressful as this process has been, it's actually been an educational process for the park's staff," said Charles Bergh, the Travis County Parks director at a public meeting Wednesday night.
The county now backed off their decision to expand a swim-only zone at Hippie Hollow, the only clothing-optional park in Texas, therefore eliminating a spot for boats.
Will Coombes, a regular boater and advocate for opening Hippie Hollow to boats told KVUE "although this has been a negative situation, I think there's so much more positive that's going to come out of it."
The park had closed off the boating portion of Hippie Hollow in the eastern cove to expand a swimming zone for safety purposes. However, there is no record of any accidents involving a swimmer and a boat at Hippie Hollow in recent history.
Commissioner Sarah Eckhardt wrote in a statement, "I know the safety improvements unmindfully infringed on the customs and community that the park fosters," and encouraged a grassroots campaign to speak up at the meeting Wednesday.
The boating community had also questioned the parks department's decision to rope off even more of an area for swimmers, since the hike down to the cove is very steep.
"We don't believe that there's a safety issue between boats and swimmers, as much as there's an issue due to the low lake levels and the steep train of the park itself," said Coombes.
Dozens of people filled the seats at the Wednesday meeting after a grassroots campaign called "Friends of Hippie Hollow" started a petition online to open the eastern cove back up to boaters.
Coombes said they received more than 500 signatures on the petition.
"We've had quite the outpouring of support in just essentially a week's time, and we're quite impressed," he said.
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The Falcons moved up in the draft to select CB Desmond Trufant from the University of Washington. Coming up at 12:18 Hans and John will tell you why it was an excellent pick for Atlanta and why they think Trufant will be an immediate impact player in 2013.
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During the first hour of the show, Tony made the statement that Atlanta was the big winner when it came to the new College Football Playoff. He said this because Atlanta was selected as one of the semifinal sites along with the Fiesta, Rose, Sugar, Orange, and Cotton Bowls.
Tony made the point that The Chick Fil A Peach Bowl is the only bowl from the group that is not an older bowl that has already hosted BCS Championship Games. This is a huge win for the city of Atlanta and in the future Atlanta should be in the running to host the championship game as well.
We spent the majority of the show we dissected the NFL Draft and what the Falcons should do tonight. Tony, Hans, and Doug all agreed the Falcons should look for a good CB in the draft that could possibly play immediately. Hans said in order to draft a CB that can play immediately, the Falcons must trade up to get him. Some names the guys threw out were Desmond Trufant and Dee Milliner. In order to draft either, Hans said the Falcons will need to trade out of their 30th selection.
We went deeper into the draft in the second hour and asked the question to Tony, which QB does he like best after watching them all in college? He mentioned a QB he likes is Tyler Bray out of Tennessee. He said Tyler can make all of the throws and has the arm strength to be a good QB in the league.
On the show, Hans decided to put Wes on the spot and make him reveal who he thinks the Falcons will be picking with the 30th overall selection.
Wes went on the record and said he thinks the Falcons will select Desmond Trufant- CB out of Washington. We will have to wait until Thursday night to find out if Wes' prediction comes true.
To open the show, we played DMX's song "Party Up." We played it in honor of both Upton brothers hitting home runs Tuesday as the Braves swept a double header at the hands of the Rockies. It was 23 degrees out in Colorado yet the Braves bats remained hot throughout both games.
Also during the first hour when we went "ITP" we talked about Georgia Tech's T-Day game and Wes gave a recap of what he saw from the Yellow Jackets this spring. He said he saw huge improvement out of the defense and expects big things from that unit this Fall.
- At 1:18 on Tuesday's show, we were thrilled to be joined by former Tampa Bay Bucs QB Shaun King. Shaun said he does not think the QB's in this years draft class are as bad as some are making them out to be. He said Geno Smith is definitely worthy of the #1 pick but when Kansas City acquired Alex Smith they now won't draft a QB.
- Shaun was asked which QB he likes that not many analysts are talking about. He mentioned a name that many fans across the south are very familiar with. Click below to find out who Shaun thinks has a chance to turn some heads during his NFL career!
We recapped the Braves bad weekend when we went "ITP" at 12:48. The team lost 3 out of 4 to the Pirates but are now out in Denver for a series with the Rockies. Hans mentioned it is a good possibility the game will not get played today because they are expecting 4 inches of snow in Denver tonight.
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Hans and John dove into the Falcons schedule as it was released Thursday night. How is John going to keep warm for the December 8th trip to Green Bay? The Falcons have 5 nationally televised games in 2013 including a big Thursday night game against the Saints in November.
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Also, on the show Friday we recapped the Braves 6-4 win over the Pirates Thursday night as the team looks to begin yet another winning streak.
Friday night Tim Hudson goes for career win #200 as he toes the rubber against the Pirates.
- During the first hour of the show at 12:32 we were thrilled to catch up with ESPN NBA Analyst Stephen A. Smith. He talked about the Hawks playoff chances against the Pacers, Josh Smith as a max player, and why more free agents don't want to come play in Atlanta. Click below to hear two separate cuts from Stephen A. talking about the Hawks and more!
- In the second hour the guys were joined by MLB Network Analyst and former baseball star, Cliff Floyd. He told us he actually picked the Braves to win the NL East before the season started and could see a hot start coming for the ball club. He gave several reasons as to why he likes this Braves club so much and they are outlined in the following cuts. Click below to hear three cuts from our interview with Cliff where he talks about the Braves great pitching, not being sold on the Nationals bullpen, and the Braves just being on a different level than any other team in the East.
During the first hour of the show we talked about how the NBA's regular season ends Wednesday night and the playoffs start this weekend. Hans said he thinks the Hawks tanked Tuesday nights game against Toronto so that they can avoid having to play Miami in the second round.
Hans said he does not like when teams intentionally lose games because it cheats the fans out of a good product. He would rather the Hawks play the Heat in the second round because it would fill up Phillips Arena with fans and give the team that much more revenue.
During the second hour of the show, we talked about an interesting tweet that Peter King of Sports Illustrated sent out this morning. He tweeted that he is hearing the Falcons could be in talks to trade up from the 30th overall pick in the first round to draft a CB.
Mike and Hans discussed the possibility of the Falcons trading up to snag a CB earlier in the first round and who might be available if that were to happen.
- At 12:18 Chip Caray joined Hans and John to talk about the Braves red hot start to the 2013 season. One of the more important things he had to say was the fact that Frank Wren has done a wonderful job of putting this team together. He said its key for the Braves to make changes each year to imporve from the previous year. He pointed out that this year is no different and he likes the new additions to the ball club. Click below to hear his thoughts on the Braves making changes to improve in 2013!
- Later on in the interview, Chip was asked about what will happen to Evan Gattis once Brian McCann returns from his injury. With Gattis playing so well, it will be a tough decision for Fredi Gonzalez to make as to who will catch once McCann is healthy. Click below to hear Chip's thoughts on the catching situation!
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Back by popular demand, material culture from the Middle Eastern Americana Collection housed in the UCLA Young Research Library Department of Special Collections is on display from November 6, 2006 through January 12, 2007 in the Powell Library Rotunda where it was exhibited a year earlier. While the 2005 show, titled Seducing America: Selling the Middle Eastern Mystique, presented elements from all parts of the collection, including examples of American Orientalist music, film, consumer products, print items and ephemera, the current exhibit, titled Tales of the Imagination: The Middle East in American Popular Fiction, focuses exclusively on books and magazines spanning more than a century up to the present day.
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Kathryn E. "Kathy" Baumgardner, age 39, of Elizabethton, passed away on Wednesday, April 1, 2013, at Johnson City Medical Center. She was born in Fort Knox, Ky., a daughter of Lester Birchfield Jr. and Donna Baird Birchfield. She was preceded in death by her step-daddy, Bobby Sanders; grandfather, the Rev. Clarence E. Wilson; grandmother, Ann Baird; and step-brother, Jaime Sanders.
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Spotting bald eagles soaring above the Fox River Valley has become a rite of winter, and this season several locals say the big birds are here in more numbers than in past years.
"They really are everywhere on the river right now," Erik Olsen of Elgin said.
Olsen, an avid fisherman, saw three last Tuesday while at Voyageur's Landing Forest Preserve in Elgin just north of the Interstate 90 overpass. He's also seen them at the Carpentersville dam, along the bike trail in the Dundee area, at Jon Duerr Forest Preserve in South Elgin and near the Elgin water plant, where he works, when there is open water.
And a friend of Olsen's further south spotted 39 of them along a 10-mile stretch of the Fox between Montgomery and Yorkville.
Such local sightings gained attention in January 2011, when the Gail Borden Library in downtown Elgin became a de facto eagle viewing spot. Recent postings online at the Eagle Viewing Directory, www.baldeagleinfo.com/eagle/directory/IL.html, include eagles noticed by the Arboretum in South Barrington along Routes 59 and 72, off Woodstock Road in Woodstock, and Dec. 31 by Elgin's library. And a nesting pair summers at Mooseheart Child City & School property near Batavia.
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According to the Kane County Audubon Society website (www,kaneaudubon.org), "anecdotal evidence suggests that we have 30 or more eagles patrolling the Fox River in Kane County this winter, hunting for fish. That's an astounding increase from less than ten years ago when a sighting of one or two birds was considered major news."
In 2011, Jerry Hope of St. Charles and a member of the Kane County chapter told The Courier-News that he first noticed bald eagles in the area about a dozen years prior. There were spotted between St. Charles and Geneva off the Fox's shores, then six years after that the birds were seen in towns that included South Elgin and East Dundee.
In the 1950s, experts put the number of bald eagle pairs in the lower 48 states at only between 200 and 400. The pesticide DDT had almost wiped out the species by causing the birds' eggshells to be too soft. That led to the birds crushing their own offspring while nesting the eggs.
The DDT ban in 1972 helped bring back the species as did federal laws put on the books in the 1960s and later protecting the birds. According to the American Bald Eagle Information website, there now are more than 70,000 of the birds.
By 2007, "the Interior Department took the American bald eagle off the Endangered Species List. The bald eagle will still be protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act and the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act. The Bald Eagle Protection Act prohibits the take, transport, sale, barter, trade, import and export, and possession of eagles, making it illegal for anyone to collect eagles and eagle parts, nests, or eggs without a permit. Native Americans are able to possess these emblems which are traditional in their culture," the website states.
According to the "Save Our Eagles" Web page maintained by the state (www2.illinois.gov/gov/eagles/Pages/EagleWatching.aspx), "Illinois has a growing eagle population, with at least 3,100 bald eagles who winter here each year in at least 27 Illinois counties...more wintering American bald eagles, in fact, than in any other state outside Alaska. The first eagles of the season are spotted in Illinois in December and remain in residence until they migrate back north in March, with January and February the optimal time for visitors to see eagles."
As many as 1,000 bald eagles have been counted along the Mississippi near Alton during the winter. The birds are scavengers that will look for open water such as that near dams where it is easy to catch their aquatic prey.
Thus, locations along the state's bigger rivers are becoming winter tourist spots for eagle watchers. Along with Alton, those places include Banner Marsh and Rice Lake State Fish and Wildlife Areas, about 25 miles southwest of Peoria and a mile from the Illinois River; Pere Marquette State Park near Grafton and the confluence of the Illinois and Mississippi Rivers; Starved Rock State Park near Oglesby along the Illinois River; the Quad Cities along the Mississippi; and the Hennepin Canal between the Illinois near Hennepin and the Mississippi near Rock Island.
Here in the Fox Valley, Mike Turner of Hampshire first noticed the eagles in the area about three years ago. Last winter, he posted photographs on Facebook in ealry December, and this season he noticed them before Thanksgiving.
Turner frequently heads to the Fox in the Dundee-Carpentersville area mornings before heading to work at O'Hare Airport in Chicago to snap shots of the eagles, other wildlife and nature.
More seen locally
Based on his observations, the numbers of bald eagles was smaller last winter with the mild weather, but with this season's up and down temperatures, Turner said he's seen more of the big birds than he ever has.
"(Jan. 24) I saw 40 of them. It was like being in Alaska," Turner said.
Turner noted that the biggest concentration of eagles he's noticed has been north of the Carpentersville dam and in and around South End Park in West Dundee, where there have been as many as 18 birds perched in a tree at any one time. A friend has seen them at Buffalo Park in Algonquin.
As for tips for others hoping to catch glimpses of the eagles, it's been Turner's experience that around 8:30 a.m. has been the best time, and the birds seem most active on cold, bright blue days.
Weekdays are better than weekends, Turner said, and that's probably because word has gotten out, so there are more people searching for the eagles, which are typically skittish around humans.
Since the eagles are attracted to open water for fish and scavenging, one of the more interesting things Turner spotted was that's seeing an eagle take fish from gulls milling about on a frozen part of the river.
For taking photos, Turner tries to get as close as he can without drawing attention to himself and has sat on the rocks along the riverbank or on the river walk, which in some cases has resulted in the eagles flying right over him.
"The key is patience," Turner said.
"But it never fails, I often wind up on the opposite side of the river from where the eagles are," he added.


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This past Sunday, at the Remembrance Day ceremonies in Lindsay, I was honoured to stand alongside a father and son, both of whom are veterans.
Throughout the occasion they stood in honour of their fallen friends and comrades and later laid a wreath together on behalf of a local charity organization.
What saddened me was the fact that the son, although having served in our country's armed forces, was denied from marching in the parade of my city simply because our police chief, this community leader, felt the uniform and vehicles used by the charity organization, of which the son is a member, were somehow disrespectful to veterans and the ceremony.
Vehicles made by the same manufacturer that supplies police departments, uniforms made from the same material police officers wear on those vehicles. I would have thought that a community leader like the chief of police would be more interested in bringing the community together.
Instead he chose to paint a sector of this community with a wide brush by basically saying that if you ride a motorcycle and wear leather you cannot be good and respectful people. It makes one wonder if he uses the same discriminatory wide brush with other members of our community? This is the leader of our community police force?
The charity organization that the chief refused to march in the same parade with is one that works solely for the betterment of the least fortunate of our community.
When the worst of times have fallen upon you, this organization is one that is there for you. To the Kawartha Charity Riders, I thank you for the gift of charity you give to this community and I encourage you to keep up the work you do for the needy in our city. To the chief of the Lindsay police, all I can say is that I wish there was a ballot with a box beside your name so that I could make sure I do not check that one.
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Theoretical physicists have been trying for a long time to have a "Grand Unified" theory of the universe. Trying to understand how all the aspects of the universe such as gravity, electricity and atomic forces work together.
These are all good ideas and yes I do agree with you mathsyperson. The reason im interested in this topic is just for my own knowledge and curiosity. Right now I am reading something called flatland to try to help me understand more about other dimensions, When im done I will tell about anything interesting I learned. Oh and sorry if I started this in the wrong forum my mistake.
Mathsyperson, can I ask something?
The fourth dimension is the reason that theoretically an astronaut could launch from the north pole into the depths of the universe and eventually land on the south pole without ever changing direction.
Width x Length x Breadth x Frumth. (Sorry, I just made that up!)
Aha, I see.
Width, depth, height and ... time
I thought a dimension bigger than three was impossible..........
Im looking for any ideas on how to explain the fourth dimesion to someone in a non mathmatical way


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Now his family gets a turn.
"For the last 10 years, a lot of soldiers have had to put their families on the back burner … that's a tough choice," Sullivan said. "But now I'm going from here and be the best dad and best husband I can be."
Sullivan, who has a wife and three children, relinquished his position as the 32nd commander of the depot to Col. Brent Bolander Thursday. Military personnel, depot workers and elected officials were present to witness the change of command ceremony.
Commissioned as an Ordnance Officer in 1988 after earning a degree in forensic science from Jacksonville State University, Sullivan traveled widely before coming back to Calhoun County to take the reins at the depot. Among other assignments, he commanded a unit in Korea, served as chief of logistics for the Special Operations Command and earned a master's degree from the Air War College in Montgomery.
Much of Sullivan's tenure at the depot was beset with unusual challenge as the depot faced decreasing workloads and layoffs due to draw-downs of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. In January, it fell upon Sullivan to announce that more than 562 short-term depot workers would lose their jobs once their contracts had expired later in the year.
"I haven't slept well in the last 18 months," Sullivan said. "It's the people here that are the most important to me."
However, new work from the National Guard, the Army Reserve, Saudi Arabia and Iraq has ensured that about 386 of the 562 workers will keep their jobs through at least March. About 6,000 people work at the depot in permanent positions for various jobs, including repairing military vehicles and weapons.
"It makes me feel like we did a great job at managing," Sullivan said of the new depot workload. "I said when I took command two years ago that the depot has a very bright future and I'm saying the very same thing today."
Sullivan's plans now are to retire from the military after 27 years of service and move to Huntsville.
"And I'll see if I can find the best way to support soldiers," Sullivan said.
During the ceremony, Maj. Gen. Michael Terry said the depot was losing a strong leader.
"Declining workload is the most difficult task a depot commander will face," Terry said. "But he was an advocate that worked tirelessly on your (workers) behalf. The depot remains well positioned to continue its core mission."
Sullivan attributed the majority of the depot's success to its employees.
"I couldn't have asked for a better team of leaders and there couldn't have been a better crew for this business," Sullivan said.
Terry added, however, that Bolander was the right man to replace Sullivan.
"Bolander is a combat leader, so he knows how important the depot is," Terry said.
Bolander's last assignment was as senior logistics adviser and director of strategic operations for the deputy commander support operations in Afghanistan. He has received numerous awards, including the Bronze Star Medal. According to his official biography, he was commissioned as an Ordnance Officer upon graduation from the University of Nebraska in 1987 with bachelor's degree in criminal justice. He holds a master's degree in National Security and Strategic Studies from the National War College.
"I am committed to giving my all as we continue to move forward in the next chapter of the depot's 71-year legacy," Bolander said.
Bolander said he recently toured the depot while on leave and was impressed by everyone he met.
"I've just had first-class treatment," Bolander said. "I'm humbled to be a part of this."
Bolander said he expects to spend the next few weeks just learning more about the facility.
"My biggest challenge will be just getting my arms around this entire organization and its many moving parts," Bolander said. "We'll sink in, peel everything back and move it forward."
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Great kit! It doesn't contain a whole lot of wire, but then again, I was wiring an Ibanez S series- the control cavity is tiny. I had more than enough to get it done.
Like others have said, you get very little wire in this kit. I had to order 2 kits just to properly wire one strat.
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Blow dryer: There are so many to choose from, it can make your head spin. You don't need to break the bank to get a decent dryer though, you just need to know what to look for.
Case in point: In the salon, Ring uses both a BaByLissPro Carrera Ceramic Ionic, $88, and a T3 Bespoke Labs Featherweight, $200.
Here are the basic criteria for choosing a quality dryer.
Wattage: The higher the number, the more powerful the heat and airflow will be. "You need to get at least 1800 watts to prevent frizz," says Mari. "And, if your hair's super thick you may want to go as high as 2000."
Weight: Some dryers can be heavy and cause your arm to tire before your hair's dry. Ring recommends using one that weighs less than 2 lbs.
Variable Speeds/Heat Control: It's important to be able to control the amount and temperature of the airflow. And, having a "cool shot" button comes in handy to help "lock" hair into place.
Attachments: If you're going to blow-dry your hair straight, you definitely want a nozzle attachment.
Ceramic/Tourmaline Technology: This is not just hype. Ceramic heaters emit stronger heat, helping to get your hair straighter faster, and the negative ion-emitting crystals in tourmaline promote shine and smoothness.
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Great suggestions! I switched to an ionic hair dryer and quit over-drying my hair. It's made a huge difference in my hair health.
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Very helpful!
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Great How-To! Cant wait to try.
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I try to do this, exactly as described, but I never realized how important the "cool shot" is to a successful blow dry.
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Love this tutorial! I was a \"dryer-shaker\", and now know why I couldn\'t shake (no pun intended!) frizz...I will be changing my technique beginning with my next shampoo! Thanks for the info!
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this is really helpful, i never quite figured out how to blow dry my hair
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i do my hair the exact same way described, but it never comes out like does when i walk out of the salon.
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Amazing tips, going to try this the next time I blow dry my hair!
by MissXu Saturday, April 21, 2012 at 10:28AM Report as inappropriate
I expected to see how a woman does her own hair. I blow dry my hair exactly the way it is described and never get good results. Also it is very much time consuming and very hard to do.
by ankova Wednesday, April 18, 2012 at 07:55AM Report as inappropriate
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